Sentence examples for instead to address from inspiring English sources

But Nadal never underwent surgery, choosing instead to address the issues with extended rest and therapy.

Ms. Pao has not granted interviews since filing her suit, opting instead to address the public via Quora.

Ferguson has already decided he will not speak publicly ahead of the game, preferring instead to address supporters ahead of the trophy presentation after the final whistle.

Then today he used his first big speech as a majority prime minister not to wallow in the Conservative comfort zone, but instead to address the issue that the Tories often find most thorny: the NHS.

But Mr Obama has said he does not want to run a negative campaign, choosing instead to address criticism of his foreign policy experience and his message of change and hope for America in his speech to supporters in Texas.

But with ballot challenges continuing and potentially critical decisions awaiting him here, Mr. Gore canceled his plans to fly to Nashville and decided instead to address the gathering, at Vanderbilt University, by satellite.

Company executives rarely address Samir by name, preferring instead to call him V.C.; they address Vineet as M.D.

But ceremony organisers suggests he will, instead, attempt to address the issue on the night.

The report sets the goal of getting the public to accept new food science but without spelling out role of GM, which the chief scientist, Sir John Beddington, is instead expected to address in a speech tomorrow at the Oxford Farming Conference.

The top-down fiscal policy variables are instead instrumented to address the endogeneity problem linked to the reaction of fiscal authorities to unemployment.

In fact, there are so many cookies that those wanting to send this combination of oats, bran, barley, molasses and apples to this equine superstar are instead asked to address them to nearby horse rescue organizations.